l-
. .. “Attends a mms...m_ssys~ls..
'hlm with anal. limit'tlil)’.
cor. Main; "an . It} .
m”.m-.... . “Maw..." ..
nun. cults
“aw“...g.
cum ‘
Another‘One Following George
Gould About.
OHIO! MYS HE WANTS 8100.000.
Busts nu. oanm (in... st mus-s
Gould l’rcmiud mm tbs Ilonsy to lo-
mfllsb n Mug-line.
Lsnwoon. N. .l,, Jan. 5,—When George
Gould lett New Yuri; to mm: here to llve
for the Winter, it it probable that it,,WII
with u some of rein! (hut he would be out
of the way of cranks. who wore continuiti-
ly bothering him with their doumnd» lot
money. But one has put in on nppmsrnnce
st Lakewood with tlu- snooty»: demand at
"loom, which he um- ilmlid prolnined
him some tinm ago, and in,‘ in Him: utter a
like amount lrom Jul." iiwltt-irllrr.
The crntl‘k clairm In bu nu old nuwnpupel
cormgmnderi. and his union is Worst (1.
Chick. nlthough hr moisten» himwlt n9
i’oulet. lie mum hum llilli or once not out
to see Mr. iiuulr. .n his mange. iirny Gs—
illes. it no hitptwlir’li tlittt Mrs. (iould Wu
giving an Mlvrmmn lien and reception,
that when (Illicit sent his card in be With
admitted. tire :z‘ri‘nnt thinking he might
be one of the invitml “Mania.
All soon as his lulsliil‘ltt mu known. how
ever. he won Mimi to heme, which he did.
although. rntlwr nlllclnntly,
(Inuit at the lance.
He then walked about the village. pass.
ing the Gould cottage frequently with the
hope of catching it glimpse of Mr. Gould.
ill» actions seemed rstionsl enough at
times. but he talked at random. his weak
points bring tho flint”) promise and also
Brmklyn politics. which he claims are in in
bud state. He said District Attorney Ridg-
wsy had “squealed on Moos McLaughlin"
on n promise,- {rum President Grover Cleve—
land of the position of Iiupn-nw court
judge.
Chick had imam-d in some Wny that Mr.
and Mm. Gould were to give a dinner and
dance at one of the holelumud he went
there to interview Mr. (iorlld. The money,
be said. wax to he npplicd in revestalilislling
The Altilrw. numgnzino which has not been
published for if; or 20 years. .
Mr. Gould and his party appeared on time
tor their dinner, and (Thick mule an cflort
to ban: n talk with him. but Mr. Gould
cvarled him. He thou wrote a letter to Mr.
Gould. trailing him that District Attorney
liidgwuy was in tin: lillllsé‘ and be had bet»
lcr invite him in his «lance. for he won one
of the most influential politicians 0! the
day and stood the trout chance oi being
nest preoident to! tho l’nitml 5mm of nny
man in Mncricn,
The note new-r rz-nclunl its destination. as
it was intercepted by the house oilicer. who
began to notice his queer notions. He then
sent in tho- lolluwinu:
“curse Gould. EM" mldrwami;
ll mmcnienl. uiru nu: ilw minntcn‘ lime be-
tween now Ind linii [and ii tonight.
It. (1”an
This (mic met no better sitcom. so he
concluded to wait until About half past ii
o'clock, when liw cumin prepared to leave.
)ln. Kingdon tin. “in.
ile- nufllll tr'ml in are Mr. (ionic). but his
purpose was demoted by Mrs. Kingdom
Mr. Gould's mnllwr’in-isw. who spoke 3
law words to him, He seemed sutiniied st
this. snd Mr. Would went bonus baton
i 'hick was nwnrle of it. While his was wait.
in: for Mr. lluuhl he was not at all idle.
tor be kept Mr. Hidgwsy busy avoiding
hint and the not?» he was trying to get to
him. Mr. iilduwsy said the man had been
troubling him for n year or more, and into»
lyhc had been sending him a damn notesa
tiny "listing to the rxpmlirv “i the Me-
lumghl'm sml the )ioKnne l’ilD‘ and doing
away will: inb‘vinlli in Brmklyn.
Chil'it wnmlrrrd nbout the ruin-cl» most
at the night. Loving no money to pay for s
lodging, lie was at the dcpm watching All
"line in the hope of "teeth!“ Mr. Gould.
lie is it short. squarely built man. with
bmhy blank hsir. mixed with anymsld
wssrs s inli beard. lie drones lsirly well.
and when talking on certain subjects in
spssss fluently and intelligently.
AMI-phi “I“. It level.
Arms-rte (3m. an. 5.~Whiie suitor-lug
from the rum. ct urlp s 71m old son of
Purcell Collins oi Pismtltvlile drunk tbs
contents of s bottle at land-null. Ills
parrots ianmi hint nummions in a coal-
sbed wvrrsl hours later and roan-eluted
Ill-bop Melelnfs "moi.
still”. Juno, ~~ltls minute-l thst st
its» Mill) people- vimml tbs remains of
the dead prelstc and meet. bishop Mei
Kannada lay in uses in tbs Catho-
dvsl oi the immaculate ('oncrptiml. 'i‘lss
innsrsl mrnmd inlay.
Wm m Its-l a loss Wait.
[locum tut. .lsn. 5.~ For tin tint tins in
or years the posioflins st innit-ville will its
curler control of s “smith-Clinics P.
Wurst. u-nnsinisnt pastor-cur. whoa
rumination has been not to the saints.
. . Mm... cm...
VII Antonio was Arm My.
Libs. Pens. .lsn. ran-The Peruvian pov-
mmt bu seem-d tbs odnottbs pops
in radish» the dispute between Porn sod
lien-hr. limb colluirics. inner". sow
thine to augment their military fonts.
In: Imus “so. ‘
Vitus. .lsn. it ..., Tim Amhdids Curl
“rotor. in coulomb»: with mm 08-
m of the artsy. has invented an summit:
minnows-s which am am to 411nm s
minute,
Inset-n Oppose the wt.
Jscssonvtus. [rind-n. nuns lit-rs
’l’rseben’ ”Marietta. in sis-schist at cm
ville. pas-nu ravioli” mm the
MM than tan-tween ltitsbsli (inn
. t.
AW Dim no the loss ass ‘0.-
issues. is. J. Jun. twin the antics at
lit-rm Mummmc’isrk “timed
om tor lam tor its has at an
lira-ins jury swam ills pic-innit mm
Wt", Jan. nw‘f'iw
lbs vision-ct commercial
WU
i3.” ‘4
mm» a
has
crud theirhcssytms
W
so- The Vistuls. Rhine.
.2
all}
con-idol- how lo" mm
helit hard
. mozsu some:
he hunter-s Isis-I Is In! last
lvss as lens»
Vision. Jan. s41» mmmm is
increasing in‘vlolcncc st Trieste. The
struts of the city burl-on rsndsrsd in-
pssssbls. and the theaters and other plus-
of amusement were closed last night.
Fizz. ion i3- have bursa $151M. The
In theport on ysnspend'
ed. Reports trorn Belinda say that the
Danube is frozen over.
mums“. u~us.«»m‘or~nmw~
sons who had perished from cold were
found in the streets. Thus. have been
heavy snowstorm st Homilies sud in
Provence. A number at trslns are snow
bound at Perignens. Tunic on the rail-
ways in lbs north of l'rsnce is grestly de-
lsydl by snowdrlfts.
The Rhone h frozen over st Tsrsscou.
The rsilwsys on the island of Corslcs are
blocked with snow. The mail stunts:
from Msrssillss l'or Corsica encountered a
tempest sud was let msny hours in danger
oi laundering. She lost nil her masts sud
sustained other serious damages. Alter s
at honrs’ struggle with the wind and son
she aumded with much difficulty in en-
tering Toolon harbor.
Blunts. an. 5,—Thm have been many
deaths in this city from the cold. which Is
greatly intensified by s rcing out wind.
oselle and other
rivers are blocks! with ice lines.
Two men. s woman out! s child have
been louud deed in tbs streets. They were
sll- victims ofths cold weather. . The low
llsb mslls have not srrived. owing to the
severity oi the storms' Five children fell
through the ice at Keith“. in the province
of Brandenburg. and were drowned.
obsess. an. t—xud weather liars hss
manly changed to intense black frost.
Al. Nicolslsir nsviastlcn has been stopped.
Latinos. Jan. 5.—Repcrts iron all parts
oi the country show that the westhsr is
blisssrdliks and that the thermometer is
unusually low. Many small unshie-
m reported along the cunt. Stenmbont
service between Ennlsnd sud France has
been suspended. All arriving reusis pro
sent the appearance of having had an no-
tic experience. Greet difficulty is expe-
rienced by the lifeboat service in making
muss. A dispatch from Madrid up
there have been three days cl intents cold
throughout Spain.
Rout. an. 5,—Thsre has been A hesvy
fall of snow in northern Italy. and railway
tunic is seriously interfered with.
In. Becker Burs lip.
Urlcs. N. Y.. Jan. 5.—The trouble be-
tween Martin L. Bookensnperintendsnt
oi the Wabash railroad of St. Louis. and
his wile. Florence MscKenslc Becker. has
been settled. Mrs. Becker was given the
slternative of yielding the children peace-
sbly or having a writ of babe-s corpus
issued. which would result in their being
sent to their father. She consented to give
the children up. With their father they
left for St; Louis.
The Ilollls (libsu Mops-dc Dividends. '
Cownsno Bruises. .lsn. 5.-A decided
sensstlon was caused at the annual Inset-
ing of the Mollie Gibson Minlnd company
by the announcement of a suspension of
dividrnds. As it consequence the stock
slumped tron $1.45 It share to ”.10. The
Mollie Gihon is located st Aspen and is
without doubt the richest ssweil sstbs
most wondertnl silver mine in all the west.
A crank Ins-poo to (locals.
Snisorlsw. Mass, .lsn. n.8smnsl
Alennder. tbs inssns nun who shot and
killed James Nubitt st Cblcopee. hss writ-
ten s crssy letter to Mar Mellon 0! Chi-
eopes from Montreal. This reveals lo the
public tor the first time the tact that Alex-
ander has escaped from the Worcester In-
ssne asylum. where he was committed soc
alter the crime. ‘
hrs- Glut Powder Into the lira.
Wrist Pulse. M0,. Jan. 5.--—Bol Collins
oi spring Creek sat nons- sn open fireplace
with at key of giant powder beside him. He
threw some of the powder. which he
thought wss too damp to burn, into the
fire. A terrible explosion followsd. in
which Collins. his wife and [our children
were fstslly injured and two others “fir
ously hurt.
Cnlcsoo. an. li.-A ilrs in the live stor
oillcs building st 100 and no Randolp
smeglutbsbssrt of the city. caused in-
tense excitement tor a time. Tbs firemen,
with the std ct ladders And ropes. soon ros-
clled All those who could not reach the
stsirwsy and lire ssupu, and the blue
vise extinguished without loss of ills.
sag-mamas“
Kamila ”" id‘m‘i‘“. “$231.?
on was ps,
tikslsoiflcrsnlon. Thopnrc rsbsvs
slmsssnudmllssssrsctotmosmssd-
$WMMWm-me
incnsss the out
Grip curios “scents-wins.
HIDVOIW. Po. Jun. l—lrs. Bush stis
(«st Psris. ibissouuty.disdbsrsln her
onsbnsdred and fourth yssr. Bhswsstbs
mother otsevsu shlldm sud Millpond-
shlldrsn and m [rest-grandchildren. Hsr
Mb wss dos logrlp. .
s we»... I-vlss ramp.
Pals. den. i.-« Fricot. curs at En-
tvsuunss. whrshthcnpilslotibsds-
alumna hssbsrnln mud.
5h illuminant u
the vissr in a wall
is the she'- pulse a mil issiin'
ll noun.
Isl-momma.
Pit-rescind». wm onto
consolidate the towns ct and
ltscsldlusswthnsnsotcsmeglswm
hvctdossttbsfsbrlsryehstlon. 'l'llsrs
isllltisoppnsiiics. .
W
I Swlmpwmm
Isolating. In.
led I. ‘ and Jsmss ll.
animator
v
Wits Ivan»
viiivssdtlt Min W Mimi
mosey. '
Whigs-amount... .
mm. m. “rum Hun. so
I mudfluofui m“ cm
and 23 ltrs. “all an Artisans
m
Cloake of.
When you
w
taunt-Futon
m
..,andausltkewmbemw ‘ some »
ortomsinssinaad
honorarium ..
s
it;‘.t
Butthcfactthstthereisadecidedw
that some P” more ‘ ‘ .
It.
the Provisional Government in-
vitcd tow-Out by Willis.
TBS QUEER AGREES TO PABDOMLL
s not} I. train bums by the uswsn.
slst the fiestarntlo- Continue —Ths ls-
cite-est Lune-tel.
AUCKLARD, New hound. Jun. {vs—Ad‘
vim trout Honolulu to Dec. 99 have been
received into by the steamer Alcnwds.
which has just arrived from San Fran-
cisco. The oilicers of the vessel slated to
an Assad-ted Press correspondent that the
excitement in Honolulu over the political
situation was growing in intensity.
The provinionsl government was on firm
mover in its dslorminntion to nlsintniu
imposition and was continuing its prepon-
tioue to resist any cllort that might be
made to rectorc the monarchy. The mem-
bers of the police forgo oi the island had
been notified that they would be expected
to isle arms in dG‘eiiii.‘ of the government.
snd a number of them had been dismissed
from the service for refusing to obey this
order.
Willis Molten Ills Inquest.
The oilicers further stated to the inter-
viewer thnt the minister ot the United
States had written to the provisional gov-
ernmcut requesting thut they surrender
onion. as the: Uniml States government
bull decided in fnvnrui the rustnrulion of
the queen.
The minister. in iii» or
formed the governor. a)
bid nursed in ui‘ltm . . . .ly in all ”1N0
wbohad taken purl In l.-.ulutiotl. to
ratify the obilgntlnus "l iii“ pl‘L‘M‘lI! gov—
ernment and in guvrru lunnirdiy in sc-
cordnncs with the pruwul constitution.
The government \vns preparing it long rc-
ply to the minister.
The Columerclnl Advertiser of Honolulu.
in In article supporting the government.
declares that the United States congress
bus taken the matter out oi Prosltlent'
Cleveland’s hands by calling (or the pnpers
in the Hawaiian correspondence. and us-
serts that the provisional government will
not retire from power unless it is com-
pelled to by force. sud says that this is not
likely to be employed.
Temporary repairs have been made to
the Csundinn and Australian Steamship
company’s steamer Miorveru. which strand-
ed at Honullrlu lust October. and sin- will
proceed to San Francisco.
Advices bysteituwr i‘mm Apia, Smut“.
say that the Samoan nutives lmvr shown
signs of restlessness since tho departure of
the nrnrnhlpl-i~ and that further trouble is
feared.
Mldsnt Burglar- Found out.
HAltBlBBUIw. Jun. fl~Monca Single, Levi
Ebenolc. Thomas and Frank Wagner, nil
well to do Dauphin county fnrnwrs and
married men. hnve been "rested. charged
with robbery. The houses and burns of
the defendants were searched. nod a large
quantity of revolvers, clothing nod other
srticles was identified by dillcrent store
keepern as having been stolm from their
places. ..,.--...__.. ___4 »
Railroad Men Will Discuss Brisvaneu. '
lellliltu. Jun. fir—An important meet-
ing 0! the members of the Brotherhood of
locomotive Engineers of l'ittsbnrg and
the surrounding territory will be bold st
Masonic hail. Allegheny. next Sunday.
It is known that the engineers at the local
roads have a number of grievances. which
will be discussed.
Isms labor Org-mutton Discos-rod.
Lsxsnvo, Mich, .lsn. ii.-—le l-xisteucs
ot s new secre nationnl lsbor organisation
was discovered here through n fil't‘l’t‘l mort-
ing of the national committee. Tine order
was mretly founded in (‘hicngo on lino. 27
by representatives trout 8’7 «tastes and is
called the Anclsntilrtler or 1.0an Amerl.
cans.
lat Increment-s Want to Start lip.
Dunning Conn. Jss. annual-walling
six weeks and receiving no application for
work the list manufacturers issued a sly-
niiicsnt statement. The announcement
says that their present position is not un-
derstood and recommends that the explana-
tory circular be reread and L‘Ollliidt'fl'ii.
munluttiou. in-
: inlluokaiani
Forced Into the German Army.
' Nrnnssn Cm. Nah. an. il.-—~Rlchnnl
Kiocke. who went (rotten in \‘i’rslphnlia
to visit his mother. has been detained by
the German government sud forced to on-
ter the army. Klocks hsd only taken out
his first naturalization pspers.
Distinguished Fouls-es In Joli.
Dtsvm. Jan. ii. - Bela Feuyvusy. s
young msn acid to be a son at smemhsr
of the Austrian: psrlismsnt and n lieuten-
ant in the Twelfth imperisl infsntry roul-
meni. occupier a cell in the county Jsil.
charged with larceny. ‘
nv. llcwsrd on. Nico Venn.
Jscswx. 'i‘enn.. Jan. but». Howard
was sentenced tnimprisonmsnt in the stats
penitentiary at (‘olllmbun (t, for the term
of nine yams and one month and lined in
tbs sum oi mm The cane will be taken
to tbs supreme court.
cums-"sons" lauds Insets.
Hr. Psalm 0. Jan. n.~’i’hs mum
on of filler is experiencing a write
0 Chinese invasion.“ Bonds or China!
lasing on the outskirts ct
sud slonu the Hun of the
rcbbsrs are it
Visdlvostocfl
0mm rsllway.
s... cm». Kings-w. mum.
pristnr of dis own house here
v-tsrcs Insults min...
.
Buns. Pu. Jul. sums: Ksibsrmsn.
probably the oldest member of the
its may. is dying. Holmium
ddsntibssbssn s mulberry! thsmltty
son
luvs bswsstl yssrs old. _ ‘
u .t. “and...“ .....
Ibmwmrs
Psons “:1..an ba-‘i‘hrvs lusts-im-
‘Pssilc rsllrud sis.
up and milk-dilution
slurs-l Missouri
iissbasssdbs
Aunt Earlier , thought oil-ruler.
QZrEHQIEQRQHQM! 1°” .
BIDAMA. Mu. an. DMA second thus
within three days Editor .1. Wm doodwlu
«:instin Mobssbs’enbestenonths
street. this time by Dr. ll. W. Woods. pro
newsfrfisunsrna. ”
Two of a gsng of gold coin trimmer!
was arrested in Chicago.
Frederic T. Greenhslge was insugtmttsd
governor ot Msmchnutts .
Two inns-m o! the 31min Slalom!»
story at Elmira. N. Y.. amped.
The old Dr. R bards lusts-ion in Ilkb
landPsrk. N. J.. as destroyed byli
Governor Peck oi Whoop-index: ,
the America: Protective association s , -
Am. *’
or
The municipal authorities at St. Peters-
bursproposs to hold on international ex-
hibition there in 1908.
It is chased tbst an applicant (or the
postnatal-ship at Springfield. Mass, hss
sent forged letters to Washington.
The marries oi Wayne and Wimbsswr
townships, 0.. are up in sum to prevent
the possible lynching oi Murderer Parker.
A (night collision on the Bnilulo. Roches—
ter and Pittsburg railroad near Warsaw.
N. Y.. mulled in the death of turn men
and serious injury to soother.
The Hon. Richsul (‘. McCormick. ex-
govemor of Arizona. a former resident of
Jamsica. N. l'.. has given half an acre of
ground in the village oi Jamaica M :1 site
(Or the soldiers’ monument.
Refuses! to lndlet "so i‘lslslo! Mk.-
-P0’l'l'8Vii.u-J. Pu. Jun. :3. Amount!” in-
dictments bciol-e tim grand jury were two
which charge cum of Police Nciswlnter.
who is also proprietor ol the Exchsngs
hotel at Shenandoah. with selling liquor
on Sunday and keeping it gambling house.
These charges had been innornd by the
grand jury and the costs put on Mrs
Amanda Thomas. the petitioner. Jud”
Weidrnsn instructed ths district attorney
to send the case buck to the grow] jury for
I second hearing.
Halal-o [lancer-ts film-ocul-
Bl'Fr‘Mfi, .lm. in ~Jullge Childs issued
an orderdircctingnll the Democratic coun-
cilmen and siderrnrn to show cause today
why they should not be command iby .
peremptory mandamus to attend t joint
session oi both indiesand Incite squorutn
for the traumrlmn of the city’s business.
Ever since the lirst ut the mouth the Dem»
ocrsta. who are inn minority on joint scar
sion. but in a majority in the upper house.
have refused to assist in n partisan dismi-
tion of the spoils.
Ban-ll by Police.
Muuruis, Jun. 3, ~ Florence hoist». the
5—yur-old daughter of Fundy Bolsn 01th.
Memphis Baseball club. was assaulted by
"Yally" Taylor. A negro boy. in Chelses. a
suburb. ’l'iu- black boy narrowly moped
lynching. and llulnn tried to kill him. but
Taylor was hnrriul off to the police Motion
in it patrol wagon.
lover-cuts of Ocean Menuhin.
NEW Yiilth’. an. 5.——'i‘he [allowing
steamships are due today: .
Schiednm. Amsterdam; P. lininnd. Rotter
dam: Bpsin. imulon; Lydian Monarch. lon-
don; Dillsm. Rotterdam; Grecian. Glasgow;
lethtr. (llbn-llnr; Enter City. Swsnsen: Bri-
tnnnir. Liwrpool; ()bdnm. Rotterdam.
Ins. Lane and Bow-nor Isl-suing.
Torus, Jun. 5. ATbc light between Mrs.
[lease and (low-rum- iuvellinz has tinslly
found its way into the courts. and the
right at Horn-nor lawelling to remove
Mrs. loose without an investigation. In
provided (or by lsw. will br- plimed upon
by the supreme court.
Ilors Ines ‘l'rsllsle at Wildwud.
WlLuwooo. Fin. .lsn. 5.~i"ire destroyed
a numbsr of stores here. it is believed
tbst maroon engaged in the recent race
troubles started the tire. it in reported
that. armed negroes are ”liming out of
town. The whites quickly armed sud are
ready {or a light.
Phllndelpbh’s Blind lawyer Dead.
Pulumttruu. Jan. 5. —— Jourdan W.
Roper. a well known blind lawyer oi this
city. is dead. Notwithstanding the fact
that he had entirely lost his sight. be was
frequently led to the difisrent courts bysu
attendant and pleaded use;
Once s Pauper. flow In Heiress.
\VlLLlAMliPOIiT. Pm. Jan. li.--Mlss Caro
line C. hisukey, formerly n pauper living
in Lycoulln: county. but now a pretty sud
sccom lisbed belle who lives in San Fran.
clsco. Ens been finally deal-rm! heiress to s
fortune of over 01‘”.an
filinsului. Jun. own is reported from
Peking that while the emperor wss pro-
ceeding to his wintvr pslscs bandltb slop
ped lib escort sud carried off a cluntity oi
valuables sud several oilicinls oi the luv
prrlal household.
[hp-led so o Wan-s Mt.
New bosons. (Scum. .lsn. il.-—llndlsy B.
Chspmsn. sued 75. died from injuries rs-
csivsd bslns struck by s runsvrsy tssm.
One oft e shuts wss driven into his body
ssversi inches sud penetrctsd the Inn: on
the rightside.
whom.» I .. .. . . m a...”
n- uance-en fool I spin.
Hummus. an. lt-«Tbs United muss
cruiser Montgomery, which is “I“ built
st tbs Columns iron was. in this city.
ind a trial trip of to milssdowntliissc
posts bsysnd back to incite mwm~
«tinny.
Armies s lens as Osss.
hummus». Ms, Jsu. 5.4m llnl-
msn.sou cl Hon. '1'. Y. Helms-cull-
m. was killed by an: unknown sen-win
nesr his home. A negro lass been arrested
on suspicion of lasing tits tandem.
. , own”... Mm“
ess- wast cu m elm
itsrrrvonn. Jun. mark ism at
the mum-moot oi the Connecticut school
fund. which our brought about there-
mt dotslestion at Amt Dunn Ohio.
shows that the stats lost 0100.“.
ms" ii; $er Wu...
lltlrnto den. lit It i A!
firm of ti» nuts insane hospital-sol
thus had not yet :1de thanks-rt
lbs court mica rum ll. lists from
ills institution.
Discs lusts on! a beat em
Homronns. K‘s. Jun. twosome bills
on, its teams chin at tho
world. will W J. navy. its
sla- . is thematic
museum...» M» HW— ..
be m is s m WU.
mmm.lo..m.s~4rs-W
flflhwmflu
or
. remodels: can... ‘1
0017. Main 71am!
- ORAWLK
.‘3
THE 1m~ Ail? r001:
A WAGE EARRIE::;:£JPOUNDB 0U;
MES. TO MR..M’MILLIN.
n. Story of the Peddlers-d su- truss
Poms n urns; Par-list to the Demo-
‘ cuts and the laborers-luvs the Poor
til-owl Blch‘.’
“ In sn‘intervicwwlth" Ron: Ir. Ic- .
Millin. chairman of the subcommittee
having in chargelha internal revenue
end of the turifl’ question. the New
York World. Nov. 97. quotes that gem
iiomsn as tollowsz,
We admit that as soon so it couldths Repub-
llr-s- psrty repesied 0 yo: tint horses
rich. but st the ssns‘l it beldanto
taxes which the poor bad to pny. menu-s
bruins on tho poor hsd been reisincd. with
the Insult that the rich have been getting rich-
er smiths poor poorer. . ,
Looking at the question from lb
standpoint of labor. and with oil due
respect for Mr. Eclillin, I beg leave
to take issue with him and would so-
spectfully ask if the increasing wealth
of the rich does not msintain industry.
employ labor and sometimrs benefit the
poor. If the poor were getting poorer
under Republican rule. bow was it the
Democrats brood them rich enough to
rob alter 30 years of taxation? Have
not the Democratic party taken from
them their employment and their wsges
sud robbed them of what the Republic-
ans had loft? Flea nut the poverty of
the poor increased tenfold under six
months of Denim-relic administration?
Does not the gentleman’s own policy
tend not only to keep the poor poorer.
but to rob the rich end poor silks for
the benefit of foreigners?
As the burdens of the poor have sl-
reudy borne heavily on the lender
hearts of the Democrats. and the poor
sro beginning to get interested in them—
selves. is it not titling thst the poor and
thuir friends in congress shotid under-
‘And each other and correct any inlse
idea that may creep into the minds of
either”: in pursuance of which and for
n better nndcrstundingon the subject of
rich and poor sod the cause which pro-
dnves those extremes. the writer. being
one of thoso interested. would like to
have his reply in English to the fnlan»
lug questions:
First» is it not mom-y or its vql‘ilvlh
lent in value that designates what he
hero terms the rich?
Succumb—la it not tho lack of both
money and its equivalent that desig-
nates what htI horn terms the poor?
Third is not his lulmr the only
qui re money?
the labor of the poor dwrenml in pro-
portion. mince the Democratic party took
control of our national attain?
Fifth «Then have not the rich grown
richer and the poor grown tenfold pour-
ur under Dcnuwrntiv inilncnvo and the
{our of fi‘lliflCl’flili' legislation. and in
not that party rospnllsilvle for n condi-
tion of things much wurw llum it found
after almost an yours of Republican
rule?
This is the light in which n large
number of the poor. who imw been
lhrrc. see it. and us lln- how-1:11.10 gru-
tlvwnu thinks he know» lil‘ilt'l‘ he may
i» able to enlighten mun» oi" them by n
brief reply in this Io-ltv-r.
Before cloning. hnwmm'. i would
like to call his attention in Mint up-
prsrs to our rudo undorslun-ling n pur-
sllel mow-Mm poddh’r mnl his friend.
The subject of Mir skelrll w.” return-
ing to the rlty nfioi dimming of n por-
tion of his week'u nupply of purple. com-
plaining to himself of in» Milli” profits.
As he trudged along [in out on old ur-
quninisnce who kindly inquired sfter
his health. and being informed he vul-
nntwrcd some sdviw- and told him it
he would go his \vuy im Wulllil do much
better. He Wmt his i‘rh-nd'» way. sud
the friend n-livwd him of his goods
and of his money. 'l‘inli was exactly
what happened to the poor in i8”.
Democratic party. wlnw heart was
melting in pity for the poor. it invite
ed them logo in its dim-lion: they
Went and were robbed of industries, the
employment and wow-u which. under
llopnblicsn administration. protection
turd guaranteed llwru.
Jam's Joust-um.
Tbs “one Murine.
During the pm in ycsntthc bolus
market {or the proxim-ts of agriculture
llll incmd on per I't'iif from sdvsncs
or population slow. in tbmor four.
decades the wants of 00.000.000 more
will double the pm: demand upon
our s‘rlcniiurs and main» in nar-
irst for products smplo for subsistence
of more than loll.0lln.tmo of mirrors:
pimple. Great Britain. in her lttls
garden patch isrgely «copied by
Imus" mil pleasure gramndn, protests
hslissupply; the res sands M the Roth
«lentil psrtlslly feed harms puls-
ttun: cavern ltnrnpe is so vs
granary. sad the «rum nations our
siiy supp! their food min/tram;
liarrelm hernia little prmpurt is its
lmnmlisis or clinical form thus our
cumin market will he Worthy nt row
Adoration in comparison ‘1‘ tn the pus-
ml overwhelming and manually my.
monthly luporlbm of lien dumps!
market. which is the hypo of tin rm
er of tho tutors. "Professor .3. 3.
Budge. ’
Don‘t slum Will the hill.
The WWI-09W now have not.
mm film "is”? m“ ii: ‘33 will
"I i "d M 3 y or
“they maul m or normal on
or mite, with liiv mm.
1’ ssldmretmwuuAm.
Tm‘fbfll'ilnlivflbni‘mimleuw
‘ Whine sum shortlist
sis-swash
vsine the poor man hil‘llllsoll in sc- ‘ "
Fonribw-Has but the mumy of the 1'
rich inert-natal in pun-busing power. and 5.
They met their nld nrqunlnlsncs. Ills '
Mskes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it.“ Ask HXLE {or s
free sample.
'l‘obncco
Linn”! in: rfxcfrlit’fd
in quality or flavor
for
smoke or chew.
TAissY ” Pm"
DR. CATON'S‘ REUAILI.
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Us l inflows our
“In t 0% NSV PILLSJW‘W.‘
are you [rt Dr. CATON’S. and ovoid
miksswswpsnus.‘ [murals
I‘m “Ill-INAI. petition II this Hall-d
m only [3va EJSALLV SUCCESSFUL 00¢.
bur-{s ssis sud sun. M Implements!
am .usldJov is. Full lm m.
C1103 SPEC. 60.. Intel.
cello ly
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Dr. E. C.
is «m unlit-r
ism! :2r~nl~l
”Mflaflfl
it <; Luck 0! Confidence;
. no.1»; ail Drains: lmofranr
r irrrnnl in either “Why
nuthrur Emir-um ' limo!
or Liquor. winch soon loud to
noon, lrmnlty mi that. by-sii.
: ntlrilwrlftm mural" Comm
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mrb, Hnre 11-.th Minus.
w-sn-l: om. .‘Vr. sis». rxnm.;uld
ui .ll:,tSTl;lL'-iisrmd neiyby
l‘nr mic by tmvrg.» U autumn. 90. Snrwsll.
out! In
PER
WEEK
m
usitluus.ssys‘s.in any psrtottbsensltry.
It thssxnploylnst which we lsrslsl! You led
not be swsyfrotn bruisovusiytu. Incentive
yolrwlsoistinetotbc wormovowly your-panha-
m Asupitslissotrsqslredyonmscrit.
Is mlyyn with all rim is mm. It will
~y'lnothilftotrytbsms. Anyone
. do ills m legion-rs ash Insane-
the lion I’slluvs h unknown with osrwsvhrs»
lvvry hour yes labor you out nail; modular.
Icons who is willing tswovs tails tel-hm
nosey awry day Ilia m be nude in three days
st any ordinary employ-wot. 9nd in fire back
”his. the {silent inter-silos.
ll. I'M-Ll" & 00..
Ics sac.
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did!)
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MAKli'. YUUR
Wants Known
WWWMM
. intimation mm".
c gas in . s eandshape ofFur Garments have on lug
‘ trodu which attracted the attention of the trade in the”
goods. ’0 are shoving only the V0? [latest Styles dad was
nihis line for $350 ll
W “hmfiwm cannula
EVERYPAIRAVARR HT ‘
H,~S. B }
' Sonthlllaln sum. amino.
dads star
LeadingDry G
Novelties oi .
We nroshom' all the Lil
(ll-OAKS JAG CAPES WRA
and Children. P8 for
Infants’ CLOAKB, a great variety of styles and
in white and colors.
FUR CAPE
At theo nin of the present Fur Benson sonic
guarantee 9'91? garment ,we sell to be rst-elasa in ever ,
and. as low in price unity first-class goods are “cm X W
Tristramewéi Hyatt
No. 2 Gazette Building."
Here’s a Bargain.
lullwnon um
(or Pork wagon.)
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. it is roornynnd ,
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green, strong and .
Ufls'ual Price, $500.
It is a Genuine Bargain.-
—«— —~ooo—
A full line of all other fashionable
Buggies. Phaetons. Canopies. Sleighs, etc.
Call and See Them.
Tiny Will its field Bilup, it told Soon.
w-.-
Wright’s Repository,
tot. ilsuilia an latisonmmls. sum mu, cm ‘
:1
to“ M L ' 6 per cent.
or CO?" - DEBEiiTllliE nous
:7 Coal ll smuusn inclusions a.“
_‘ . Iiiilolown. cm...
3" Coal ! ! ! Emmi-autos. «m SI" t0
~~FOR RAliI iYm
H. D.
llflalliflt'l'll)
Hazallon and Cross Creek
Goals.
(has sud ins f ,. floperior for turn-
sros. assessed bless-n ‘ _
W... ...... - Fries: to our:
Mlliiliill nus.
SOUTH NORWAIKm
. t). J Elfin-NONE.
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Norwalk Chronicler